In the following figure, the particles have charges ?1 = ?2 = 100 ?? and ?3 = − ?4 = 200 ??, distance ? = 5 ??. Find the electrostatic force on charge 3 in unit-vector notation. Please don,t copy from any where. Show step-by-step calculation. #2. In the following figure, the particles have charges q1 = q2 = 100 nC and q3 = – 44 =200 nC, distance a = 5 cm. Find the electrostatic force on charge 3 in unit-vector notation.yX3 a

Given data: Charge,q1=q2=100 nC q3=-q4=200nC Distance, a=5 cm

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#2. In the following figure, the particles have charges q1 = q2 = 100 nC and q3 = – 44 = 200 nC, distance a = 5 cm. Find the electrostatic force on charge 3 in unit-vector notation. 3 a

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In the following figure, the particles have charges ?1 = ?2 = 100 ?? and ?3 = − ?4 = 200 ??, distance ? = 5 ??. Find the electrostatic force on charge 3 in unit-vector notation.

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